The Department of Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Commerce Solicits Public Opinions on the Industry Standard "Low-Carbon Evaluation Requirements for PV Module Export Products (Draft for Comments)"

Published: Jan 7, 2025 13:29

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[The Department of Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Commerce Solicits Public Opinions on the Industry Standard "Low-Carbon Evaluation Requirements for PV Module Export Products (Draft for Comments)"] On January 6, the Department of Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Commerce publicly solicited opinions on the industry standard "Low-Carbon Evaluation Requirements for PV Module Export Products (Draft for Comments)." This document specifies the functional units, system boundaries, cut-off criteria, data and data quality, calculation methods, data quality assessment, low-carbon evaluation requirements, and general principles and methods for the carbon footprint study report of PV modules. The document is applicable to the low-carbon evaluation of PV module export products.

On January 6, the Department of Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Commerce publicly solicited opinions on the industry standard "Low-Carbon Evaluation Requirements for PV Module Export Products (Draft for Comments)." This document specifies the functional units, system boundaries, cut-off criteria, data and data quality, calculation methods, data quality assessment, low-carbon evaluation requirements, and general principles and methods for the carbon footprint study report of PV modules. The document is applicable to the low-carbon evaluation of PV module export products.

The specific original text is as follows:

Public Solicitation of Opinions on the Industry Standard "Low-Carbon Evaluation Requirements for PV Module Export Products (Draft for Comments)"

According to the relevant industry standard project plan of the Ministry of Commerce, the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products has completed the drafting of the industry standard "Low-Carbon Evaluation Requirements for PV Module Export Products (Draft for Comments)" and is now publicly soliciting opinions. If you have any comments or suggestions, please fill out the "Feedback Form" and send it via email to the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products by February 6, 2025.

Contact Person: Sen Zhang, China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products

Phone: 13426331987

Email: zhangsen@cccme.org.cn

Attachments:

1. Low-Carbon Evaluation Requirements for PV Module Export Products (Draft for Comments)

2. Compilation Instructions for "Low-Carbon Evaluation Requirements for PV Module Export Products (Draft for Comments)"

3. Feedback Form

Department of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Commerce

January 6, 2025

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